Industry Credentials

& CoLLEGE credits

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*NEW* Pre-Medicine & Allied Health

Hands-on clinical training in anatomy, diagnostics, and patient care — a launching pad for medicine, therapy, pharmacy, and beyond.

13 College Credits Available

Business Admin Studen presents to class

*NEW* Business Administration & Enterprise Management

Leadership, finance, and strategy training for future executives.

12 College Credits Available

Foundations students work with instructor to learn basic wiring

Foundations of Technology

Foundations of Technology (FOT) is an exploratory survey course, not a career-preparation program, so it carries no industry certifications or college credit. It gives ninth and tenth graders hands-on exposure to all twelve of Region 10’s programs so they can “try on” different trades before choosing a pathway — certifications and college credit require the sustained, focused instruction within a single program that students begin once they select their track in eleventh grade.

Auto Collision Student Polishes car

Auto Collision & Repair

Restore vehicles to factory condition — master frame repair, refinishing, and collision estimating from the ground up. 

ASE — Automotive Service Excellence.

SP2 — Safety and Pollution Prevention

I-CAR — Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair

OSHA — Occupational Safety and Health Administration

 

A blanck male student works under the hood of a car with diagnostic equipment

Auto Technology

Diagnose and repair modern vehicles — from engines to electronics — using the same tools professional shops rely on.

12 College Credits Available

SP2 Mechanical Safety and SP2 Pollution Prevention.

Maine State Inspection

EPA 609  & ALI Lift safety

OSHA 10-Hour General Industry

Registered Pre-Apprenticeship (Maine Apprenticeship Program

Building trades student works in the shop

Building Trades

Frame, wire, and finish real structures — hands-on construction skills built for the job site from day one.

12 College Credits Available

OSHA 10-Hour Construction

CNA students practice CPR

Certified Nursing Assistant (C.N.A.)

Provide direct, compassionate patient care — a fast track into healthcare with a state certification before graduation.

4 College Credits

Maine State Certified Nursing Assistant

CPR/AED/1st aid/

OSHA-10 Hour Medical
card

Mandated Reporter

Creative Digital Media student doing a value study

Creative Digital Media

Design, film, and build digital content — from branding to video production — for real clients and campaigns.

24 College Credits Available

Adobe Certified Professional Cert In PS

Adobe Certified Professional Cert In AI

Adobe Certified Professional Cert In ID

Adobe Certified Professional Cert In AE

Adobe Certified Professional Cert In PR

Digital Portfolio of Work

Culinary Student creating soup on the stovetop

Culinary Arts

Master knife skills, flavor, and technique — training for a career in professional kitchens and pastry arts.

ServSafe Food Handler Certification

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Cyber-Security

Defend networks and systems — hands-on training for one of the fastest-growing, highest-paying tech fields.

9 College Credits Available

CompTIA A+,Network+,Security

Cisco Certified Technician (CCT) Support, Networking, Cybersecurity

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Early Childhood Education

RRGuide young learners through play-based instruction — a hands-on path into teaching and child development careers.

3 College Credits

CECA (Certified Early Childcare Assistant) 

CPR First Aid

Mandated Reporter

Student connecting wires in Electrical Technology program

Electrical Technology

Wire real systems to code — hands-on training toward a Journeyman’s license and a career in the electrical trades.

6 College Credits

Maine Electrical Helper’s License

45-Hour National Electric Code Certification (After completion of 2 years)

576 classroom hours required for their Journeyman license. (After completion of 2 years)

OSHA 10-Hour Construction

Possible Certs: NCCER Core Curriculum, NCCER Electrical Level 1, 2 & Beyond

EMT students practice emergency care

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

Deliver critical emergency care under pressure — training for a career saving lives in the field.

7 College Credits Available

National Registry of EMTs – EMT License
ME EMS – EMT License
ME DHHS – Mandated Reporter
AHA – BLS Healthcare Provider
FEMA – ICS 05, 100, 700
TEXAS A&M – WMD/Terrorism Awareness for
First Responders
American College of Surgeons – Stop the
Bleed
OSHA – 10 hr certification (optional)

Engineering & Architectural Design

Design, draft, and build — from CAD models to real-world structures — at Brunswick Landing’s engineering hub.

6 College Credits Available

Autodesk Certification

General trades student making a pizza

General Trades

Explore multiple skilled trades — a hands-on foundation for students still choosing their career path.

Servsafe Food Handler Certification 

TPC FUsion Automotive shop service safety

TPC Fusion Culinary Industry

HVAC student soldering

H.V.A.C. & Plumbing

Install and repair the systems that keep buildings running — heating, cooling, and plumbing, hands-on from day one.

OSHA 10-Hour Construction

EPA Section 608 Certification

NATE Ready-to-Work Certificate

Student immersed in project in Outdoor Power

Outdoor Power Equipment

Build a foundation in engine theory, precision tool usage, and overhaul techniques, preparing them for career paths in the mechanical industry.

Equipment & Engine Training Council:Four Stroke engine, Two Stroke Engine, Compact Diesel Engine, Electrical Systems, Driveline/Hydraulic systems, Mechanical systems, Generator

OSHA 10-Hour General Industry

Student welding

Metal Fabrication & Welding

Cut, weld, and shape metal — hands-on training for a trade always in demand.

National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) Certication

American Welding Society (AWS) Certified Welder

OSHA 10-Hour Construction

Pre-Apprenticeship student works in hospital

Pre-Apprenticeship

Pre-Apprenticeship focuses on workforce placement rather than credentialing, so the only certification it offers is Workplace Readiness Skills — it connects students directly with local employers, building the practical skills, work ethic, and professional readiness needed to move straight into formal apprenticeships or entry-level jobs, rather than toward industry certification exams or college credit.

Workplace Readiness Skills certification